nick crompton

@Jordan1977590 It’s okay if you don’t understand how the music industry works and what happened to him, hope that helps ❤️

@nickcromp He sold them himself. He got paid a fat cheque. He put himself in that scenario. You should know this. Being petty to not give other people royalties that paid you MILLIONS is embarrassing lol.

Can’t believe I’m posting for the first time since leaving Team 10 to comment on Justin’s Coachella set lol… Anyone calling it lazy is missing the business. He sold his publishing and artist royalties to Hipgnosis in 2023. UMG owns the master recordings. Every minute he spends performing the old catalog is a minute he's putting in work for other people's royalty checks. Playing the YouTube videos costs him nothing. No band, no backup singers, little production. Fans still get records like Baby, Sorry, Beauty and a Beat, and Never Say Never. All the nostalgia, none of the overhead. He saved his actual performance for Swag, which is the era he owns. He also got discovered uploading videos to YouTube as a kid. A laptop on the main stage is the most intimate, on-brand, and authentic thing he could've done. And he's in a completely new chapter doing it the way he wants. No Scooter, new team, new business structure. Full control for the first time in his career. If you didn't like it, you're just not a Belieber 🤷🏼‍♂️

Glad to see nothing has changed 😂

@nickcromp god i wish i could suck his dick like u do

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@nickcromp Is England still your city tho ?

@james2309183 @TWG004002 I’m talking about what happened in the 17 years leading up to that which put him in the position to have to sell his catalog at 28

@nickcromp @TWG004002 He was a kid??? It absolutely was his fault let’s not baby 28 year old fucking men

@TWG004002 Should’ve had better representation and support to educate him and manage his finances/deals. He was a kid. Not his fault.

@aloalessita The post doesn’t say he can’t perform them or has to pay the IP owners to perform. It says it’s not a smart business decision to pay for a fully produced show for a catalog he makes no money from. He focused production costs and his actual performances on the new music he owns.

@nickcromp yeah this isn’t true. selling your catalog, does not mean selling your rights to perform.. the people who own his catalog get royalties of commercial use so if the songs play at malls or on the radio, etc. JB can still sing all the old songs he wants without having to pay a dime